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October 20,2004 Airheart 1

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October 20th a Day to Remember the Brave Flight Crew of AirHeart 1



Tom Palcic, a pilot for Metro Aviation, was a highly respected pilot with 27 years of experience.


Jack Chase, a registered nurse employed by Sacred Heart, joined the AirHeart team in 2002.



Robert Heighton, a firefighter/paramedic, was a veteran of the South Walton Fire District.




Please keep these families in your thoughts and prayers


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Robert Heighton was a proud member of the South Walton Professional Firefighters and is sorely missed every day. He will never be forgotten by the brothers and sisters he left behind.

Robert, Jack and Tom gave the ultimate sacrifice to be public servants. Each knowing fully the hazards they faced each time they left the station to respond to our emergencies. The lives they led personified the very meaning of the word hero. They died as they had lived; As heroes. They will be remembered as heroes by the Fire, EMS and Aeromedical communities and certainly by those who's lives they saved during their distinguished careers.


My thoughts and prayers are with your families. God Speed, Brothers
 
Robert Heighton was a proud member of the South Walton Professional Firefighters and is sorely missed every day. He will never be forgotten by the brothers and sisters he left behind.

Robert, Jack and Tom gave the ultimate sacrifice to be public servants. Each knowing fully the hazards they faced each time they left the station to respond to our emergencies. The lives they led personified the very meaning of the word hero. They died as they had lived; As heroes. They will be remembered as heroes by the Fire, EMS and Aeromedical communities and certainly by those who's lives they saved during their distinguished careers.


My thoughts and prayers are with your families. God Speed, Brothers
Nothing more needs to be said. Well spoken.
 
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